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Minimalism
Minimalism
    Minimalism emerged and
    developed as a reaction
    against the emotiveness
    of abstract
    expressionism. Although
    most of the artists
    involved did not regard
    themselves as part of a
    group, there are certain
    key factors which define
    minimalist work: this
    work discusses such
    characteristics.
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Minimalism
Minimalism
    A history of minimalist
    art, arguing that
    "minimalism" was not a
    coherent movement but a
    field of overlapping and
    sometimes opposed
    practices. It traces the
    emergence of six figures
    associated with the
    development - Carl Andre,
    Dan Flavin, Donald
    Judd, Sol LeWitt,
    Robert Morris and Anne
    Truitt.
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John McLean
John McLean
    John McLean (b 1939) has
    been likened to British
    art's secret weapon: a
    self-propelled missile
    whose long career has
    been an unfettered
    exploration of
    abstraction and a unique
    journey into colour. This
    book celebrates his
    creativity in painting,
    as well as his forays
    into printmaking,
    sculpture and his designs
    for cathedral
    stained-glass windows.
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Minimal Art
Minimal Art
    Founded as a backlash
    against abstract
    expressionism,
    Minimalism was
    characterized by
    simplified,
    stripped-down forms and
    materials used to express
    ideas in a direct and
    impersonal manner. By
    presenting objects as
    simple objects, minimal
    artists sought to
    communicate without
    referring to expressive
    or historical themes.
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Wiener Werkstatte
Wiener Werkstatte
    Founded in 1903 by Josef
    Hoffmann, Koloman Moser,
    and Fritz Waemdorfer,
    the Wiener Werkstatte
    ("Vienna Workshop") was a
    collective of architects
    and craftsmen which aimed
    at fusing architecture
    and interior design into
    a Gesamtkunstwerk, or
    total work of art.
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Conceptual Art
Conceptual Art
    Featuring the work of
    American and European
    artists, this book
    traces the history of
    conceptual art from its
    origins in the Dada
    movement through to its
    current practitioners. It
    offers an accessible
    explanation of the
    phenomenon rooted in a
    social context. Aimed at
    A level and undergraduate
    students, as well as the
    general reader.
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Minimum
Minimum
    Explores the notion of
    "minimum", a concept
    rooted in the pursuit of
    simplicity, as applied
    to architecture, art and
    design. John Pawson
    captures the essential
    qualities of particular
    kinds of simplicity, and
    illustrates them with
    examples from
    architecture,
    photography, furniture
    and pottery.
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Donald Judd
Donald Judd
    Addresses the whole
    breadth of Donald Judd
    practices. Drawing on
    documents found in nearly
    twenty archives, the
    author explains why some
    of Judd's works of art
    seem startlingly
    ephemeral while others
    remain insistently
    physical. He also
    examines Judd's
    commitment to empirical
    values and his political
    activism.
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Minimalism
Minimalism
    Minimalism comprises one
    of the key movements in
    post-war art. The term
    'minimalism' was coined
    to describe the work of a
    group of American artists
    who, in the 1960s,
    produced a decidedly
    unexpressionistic,
    reductive work with a
    hard industrial feel.
    This title examines the
    movement from its
    beginnings to its broader
    cultural influence.
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